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Letters at 3AM: Notes on a Long, Long Journey
Artists are but translators of that which flows through them
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Letters at 3AM: Winter Reveries
No matter the season, no matter the climate, when I write I write in winter
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Letters at 3AM: Did Abraham Lincoln Deserve a Second Term?
In 1864, Lincoln would have seemed more in favor of war than peace
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Letters at 3AM: The Lincolns of Hollywood
It is dangerous to view history through the eyes of sentimentality
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Letters at 3AM: Things Like That
Under Obama, we have been subjected to a Patriot Act on steroids
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Letters at 3AM: A Big Picture and a Long Game
A U.S. military powered by biofuels could be a game-changer that ends the oil wars
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Letters at 3AM: Too Much of Nothing
The United States pacifies Afghanistan just enough so that China can profit
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Letters at 3AM: A Century Since ‘The Water Nymph’
On September 23, 1912, Keystone Films released its first comedy, which starred Mabel Normand
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Letters at 3AM: Why Not Chicken Fat?
The most important political question of our time: Who benefits from military spending?
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Letters at 3AM: The System Ain’t the System
The goal of oligarchy is to utterly disempower the workforce
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Letters at 3AM: A Jog in the Smog
What we know is increasingly disconnected from what we do